Sentence examples for bringing to attention from inspiring English sources

The basic idea was to reveal to the public the dazzling medieval and Renaissance illuminated pages kept in storage for generations, but the show ends up by bringing to attention a largely ignored aspect of painting in the Middle Ages: the fun in medieval manuscripts.

While the story is a bit basic, and even wades into a sort of "woman as evil witch" territory that makes this reviewer uncomfortable, Marvin Mann's illustrations are worth bringing to attention here.

Anastasia started the discussion on her own Facebook page, bringing to attention the fact that in Post-Soviet Union states, women are always blamed for simply being victims to certain crimes.

Thus is Houston St. brought to attention Park Ave.

This investigation brings to attention, the desirable characteristics of structurally oriented TiO2 nanotubes for bioapplications.

The main problems bring to attention, while controlling smart robots can sufficiently be considered [9, 10].

This report brings to attention the desirable properties of the structurally oriented TiO2 for dye-sensitized solar cell applications.

However, not all problems that are brought to attention are deemed worthy of government action.

For this reason, the serotonin transport gene region has been brought to attention.

This well documented process brings to attention the highly genetically diverse nature of serogroup B strains [ 20].

"It's maybe brought to my attention from a fan.